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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
nj art.
z,r,n Sjrr um llOpanSrins til

| -,r,n Girr ON llopanoring til
IT'D Seren Sirr bolot icrleoen
|.],, "Rauo. 9o9bl." ct 5orepras /
Issrnp 5fole fpr en- itprre 5orIamlin9,
6,r oao cit liplig Stilorin9 al lin
Ensritareiic. c.
a,r bapoe beicst banbe De pitlige os
o,ali3e stater i slmerifa, men bog
F,rfa raoerirst G8nene | 9ufOta.
| 1T, er en- fuloitGnoig 9tpbp9o. Man9e
t.,,,, 6ppr Der ber ioa9 CT temmelig
r., gper, par Der for 4 a 6 Nar lioen
\, 81 ereitc 9p9nin8. SOroen er Tor
|. 4,l b,opret mco Sfop, men Dog for
! maeoelca @rrsmarf. Sen er fao
/, @srrasrig % iaa fristbar, at ben /
.,n,, gor utl f1nte bore rige Nisrsz
T. gOn Eilforiel al @jooniig. %ins
[r,r ,r ser ubpre itrGn9, 'aa SorOen
[n;,r rnOertioen / Ell Spboe al IS
(. "a toer fcrit up / Suli Maanea,
rn aornst oorer fcrtrinlist paa Ouers
,nea. jelu ON unoer9rnnoen er Iroslen,
nett, nu6ere l%ig9enoc 5rOItla5 ifal
Elsos tarne b'Oirfe, of Sintcrtl9tia9es
er life trRnger NED / Soroen ior bent
Fo6 6git, ioa un9tet per lielben ialoer
Fnn sommcrtipen, pil Soroen Dog
nrio tlnre ~NOtprres. Den uppoDrfeoe
/, niolate 5oro / Imerita ct bels Sic
@erinasldnO % bels Sernbanelano.
ksn OF, iom cics al &egierin9en, fan
kar: gratis, intuo at man / 3pbet al )
lat iorpli8tcr iig til at ppbprfe en- bis
faocraf Gen Gel, iom eies al Sernz
c%aGcitabet, % icm bette bar faaet for
6paQe 3eru6unen, fan iaaes tilfjobs
cit me8et ringe Detailing. &arle %
Eaer mco 2l~rbeioSlDIt % I~rbeiostraft,
rte 6r. aiGr, tinOe 9jore goo 6rems
|an9 / 2merjfa, ielu on DC tom me9et
ttige O%crouer, buOrimOo ban life oiloe
babe 6amilier til at reiie, naar Dc life
kn0it tinoe raaoe puer 1000 Str.
~ 4ntomitcn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
llnfttstilfGloc paa Rorrebrps

(beatcr / &j~p6enbaOn. Jprlcoen Spn=
bg Nitct, umiooelbnrt eiter SoreItll-
|r8cna S~cg0nOellc, bGnote paa gtpr=
bros I6eater BET lllptteStiliploe, al
| ing ShcipiQerinOe, 6rf. Sorgenlen
(m If at liitfe lit enc Die no nteo et
|rQticrn.
6un itoo % flrote fig paa til fin
(oQe / "5eljfa68onme % Sppi0e" %
pr nctpp 6eitjGftiget meo at frplle li0,
! 5ut ue0 en- uiriuiQig 8epa9elie par
b n6eloi9 at idge oct meget uaruie
mo / Set 6oire gie, Der lpoez
FSes mc8ct 6%eiDOeli9t.
Ger 9it itrar 8uo eiter Ell 299e, men
Pit eiter al man IprgiGpes 6auoe ppret
b gGger, lDtfeoeS BET at iinoe Ell,
IN Oloe iolge meo til Gbentrci. 6an
(lareoe itrdI Den Gilitaoetomnes 9il-
PM for betrnfelig, iOet ban ptreoe
|n5t Ipr, at bun piloe mite Spnct pao
IrScrcoe 9ie, % eiter en- iorelpbi9
eanoln9 blep Sri. Sorgcnicn paa
'9c1s 6orouItaltnins inOlagt pna 0o=
IaItt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

~"4'OpllDre. Sra @renaasg snen
0'' Ill "Garb. 6ltbl.": Spor forIia=
~a' OSr bore peo at BABE &arbols
I. 'u'r 0lot Sarbolpano itaaenoe, bar
y. D''sF 'Ornplis eriaret. SOroemo>
slrltrup baooe en- SLATE 8ar-
|DO 'tadenoe. "a benbes lille 9ats
|, !''p'9ie ltOset at brittle, tus Mubes
Gen 8ante, at bet bar Cl, alaiten
Han'eOe aarbOluamb i til ben ellie,
\. '''r at BABE brutiet Bet bleu ipa %
VII anoen Sorbemober ital for
N, 's sa 2'O iioen osiaa bore iommsu
(r,s4 l'e0 meo aarbolipre eaer aarbol.
~; yum l'al baOe iorsiuet fig ielu Der.
k,,,, We llssirem af Wunuare, men
ka.,. en- slass 5OroilOelie i ct sps.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Soosfalo. 9sben bar berppet Sors
lens sGsnen en- al bens met aniete
MGno, ioet 9auuebrussmanb, Sosne-
io9eb pg @aarosier Sens Soban Ssrens
len al 2ino ueo Marf ai9it pc 9pben
/ tit Slbe 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
eoi8a9ti9 Giebmnno. Gn

SOl3a3tj9 GjebmnnS. Gn pnG cit
|naoltoiIpn ueO 26Dbanen / ilcre Nar
F'Hot &lrbmano, Der tioli9ere bar be
/ rraset ior iui9a9ti9 6aait, bar
F9e Shit. Np." after / Ben lenere
% % Ha0nli9 li9e for Sui qjort fig
P0'9 I CIT itor WGnsbe Seora9erier
u o'r9aa forouitet, efter Sigenoe
Vstlerg, pna Seien til s(merifd.
n"0''atl9 bar ban iaaet Ell ret betp
rug 1iHI 3pntanter meo Zig, tbi ban
t"S'' Gen Graiit at iorelfripe paa Sire
I0r Sel Snrer fra Sirmaer /
% uOlano % berpaa lelse benz
qal0 %riS eler berunber, men mob
'"'unI' I'll Sanolenbe % andre Soft /
@'4'OsN, % oa ban berbpa iieloen
N'p''9 b%etalte, buab ban ifplbte,
'r''t Ger 10 bliue ct spbt Sperifub.
'a'tl oil M iurisse at iaa Suslen
faisn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

@jor, Tom s bebaser, naar s oil
sjSre &et; cs s oil altio siOre &et / at
BRUCE "Bislow's YOiitiue Cure" for
Soite, 5orfislelie os for ale 2unses os
Strubeipsbomme. 8ebaselis at tase
% pirfer burtist. so Gents % 81 pr.
SLATE Dos s. 5. NontsOmerp & Co.,
DEBORAH, Sopa. (Geb.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Ernttiif gSroOe. Gen lpttelige Gl.
Iter: Wtit Gin er i oine Srnoer.
8jcr meo mig buao bu MI! Seq Ifal
sjsre alt, buno bu enifer.
!9an3 Jorlooeoc: - Set er 0oot;
feb "a til mig impr9en ior 25 Ore
9raat, tpunoet lllognrn, naar bu 8aar
forbi Garnbutifen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
W9pn bette Blab).

Sultanen til Taptn. Sra Sonitau-
tinppel %tele9raferes, at Sultanen, / Qns
leOnin9 af 4apens ~50=aarise SpbllHuml
iom &relt, bar ienbt oenne Ell foItbnr
6in9 meo NapneSiIfere "2eo NIL"
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Sc Serrer sieIs & NriaaS Spuifrn

Neinneiota, bar Iitret iis al Gr.I otprsC ouel
Killer ianIt al 9r. 9ouns German Veg
able Blood Purifyer Set 'er fcrtriulis
gtioler baooe ION Miebicin / Hprss Oh Sc
oeri18oomme, iem osiaa iom 8toorenisrs
iutet beore inoes. 6oriss benz! gaa ii
Eeres 2rus8iit % iorlau9 oeml
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

loforsien al Ganl iii 5or. Stater
meo Sbin9uulaz 9inieus Stibe er / tia.
Dig Tiltaaen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

st 0ittebcrnsboipital paatanfes
/ ajgbenbaun. On aismauo bar
nlIereoe ltjGnfet @runoen til Spguir9en.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
&apteiu Glib. 5reDerif 9Gsioe, So

NuVIelH XIV. UrtueTl SEelpe, 6Drs
fatterinoen pg &unltnerinoen Sru g(9-
rete 99sIDe Seridaus Manb, er iiplge
"Natt." for fort 9ib Iibeu anfonmen ttt
&jobenbapn ira Snoien. Otter at bape
pGrct Officer i Den banife Sar, beltpg
ban / ben iranit tpItc 9ri9, % gif ienere
til Neritelt, boor Fan fpm til at inotnQe
en- bgi mtilit9r Sitting. 9o ben p"eriiite
&e9lering imiblertiO life bOlot fine 2pi.
ter meo 9enipn til @u9en, traaote ban
no al EcrIiels Elelleite % 9it til Sn=
oien, bprr ban fit g(niGttelle % M er
9ontor6ef % SefretGr bos Sicefon9en,
0nn bar / ben liolte 3ip peret beitjpi-
tiget meb at opmnnle @r9nlen mellenl
Snoien p9 N~igbmniitan. 9en- 12te
NiartS ital ban after mpbe / &altutta.
6ans &uitrl refer meo til Snoien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Grameu5iurbere0eiie. 5aoeren: "Sa,
inurgen ltal Oh aitiaa til Gramen; jeg
oil baabe, I'll CT furbereot."
SDnren (tlor Jig bag gret): "6Urz
berebt = jauel, je9 er fOr6erept paa
9(lt."
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Gleftriif Yelpsnin8 er iislse "slpis
fen MI osiua blepet anlast paa eariens
Ylabs / ajDbenbaun. Inlasset er uos
fsrt at YrOf. Sirseniens Establishment
o. e. allerebe taset ! 8rus.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

5000 Neenter snites Itrnr til at inlse b.
Fneite 8jiittort / De 6oreie6e Stater. III,
tpe Ylgnitre for 1887. 0reuer oio. 4 Gsnts
Store 8rgpebeger 25 Gents. Nu er bet II,
ben til at tjene 4en9e. Stor aommisiion cs
pete ErEIIier gives bort.
Sputb MtIHuedpolts, Garo Go,
W~tinneapoliS, Winr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

llNpanoringeu. Mcb DC fcrifjeGi9e
Qnmpifibslinier er Der iiclse "B. e."
December Wtaaneo aigaaet fra Sjpben
Dapn ~tillammen 430 @mi9ronter, lonl
a9teoe fig til glmerifa, beriblanbt via
Sambur9 ID Gmisrantcr, via 2eit] %
Glasgow 43, % via Bremen til Sra
iilien 235, % pr. Seller" birefte til
9tew Yorf 50. s 1886 er Der af9aaet
berira ialt 1880 Gmigranter til Ante-
rita, nemlis via aiel % Salnburg 1l6,
via 2eitb ps Glasgow 2036, via 9ulI
% 9~iuerpOpl 1899, via 9Dbef % 8rez
men til Sralilicn 400, via @otebUr9 rs
p9 birefie til gteiu Yorf 1904.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Gn anmmel Soloat. Sorleoen sgl

Gn gammel SDloat. 6orleben Sgn-
bag iOrpeoes ifpl9e "Sjprr. Imtst." III
Der ltpr Gelta9elie ma &aabenbrgerenea
% mango Senners SIDE en- samnlel,
bRoerlig Solbat ira ben fprite llespigife
&rig, Sannebro9smlno Niels Wloien.
0an bapbe oelta9et / mango Slds ION
cit Taper Soloat, os ban bar altio Of
bolot iaauel al fine SuerOroneoe ipm al
line &ammerater. SOM Soloat mpbto9
ban 9annebrossforIet, os ban bar /
bele lit 2ip baaret bette meb S9rbi9beb.
Den lille, belfeone Wano bprte til Dem,
Der albri9 ipiste 5Gbrelanoet. Den
Miopbe npb Iles uoelte glstsli e.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

60 %rGfe. ere iielge "5biIt,
Amtsap." III leOig Der / 9auoet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
SDbbplmuacrens 0ulobrpaup. Gr

Spn al en- oanit Officer, Der / 1864 uar
&olnman0ant paa en- al SDbbplitdno
lerne, uiienpte 9tptuarsbag til 9Dbb0l=
mplleren / Inleonin9 al bennes GjulD=
brpanp Ell telegrafilf 2DtpnIfning, bpori
blauot Inbet uotaltes oct 0aa6, at Su=
bilaren maatte ppleue ben Dag, ba bans
Wtplle after 6eiaubt Jig paa banif @rlno.
Niienoeren bar iipl9e "gtdtt." nj Iaact
&elegrnmmct remitteret, otter at BET bar
cirtulcret 9jenucm forifjeQige tDIfe $50
l%itiinituncer % al bisie crbplbt Eaategz
ing ON, at oct paa @rulO al bets Sub
6olo life maa ai9iues til G~oresiaten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Granulatet Sugar rs Pounds for $1.t6.
&c biaiacre @la9S neo til - 80. Tor 100.
Etn 9iisnergu ~ Yuno for 1 SoGar.
cuoora 9iofner, meeet imuffc, 10 1uno for ST 90.
4tspuno Gams @aftng Vowacr Cn8en 6eore) ior 81 100.
p Euno @rano @anf Coos 8tib 5or 81 100.
% SfDtfer 900 SGbe Tor loo.
10 &prcS Sdroiucs FOR loo.
4 @aGoncr rem 1uffer Strup Tor 81 90.
10 3s0nnO Ganocr Yc YcaGtS Tor 81. 90.
GGsguno aauocr pic Pcad5re for 81 90.
9S:Suno SANDER I tomatoes FOR 81. 90.
92spuno 9nmocr Corn FOR 81 90.
~ 2spuno Gamocr 2ladbcrricS for 81. 90.
G3spuno &enocr California Cages Tor 81 90.
G3:Tuno Sanocr California Vtars ior 81. 90.
t02spuuo Ganocr 9eo GBcrrice FOR 81 30.
1isPuno &anoer Nsaaret ior ST 90.
42sBuno &enocr gi0drel ior ST 90.
62spnno &ancer Corn Seal for ST 90.
81 quno sine Gut 5obaf for ST 100.
Spcar gntno Vlua Sotaf 30 GtS. pr. Euno.
Samig Sionr (Su9cn fan ircmOife Wla9cnD for S1.O5.
8onL meoens oct Cpag parer lUn CT tpbt til lnocrprs.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Wiemmejfebeoens Ylaseris.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YlaBtrIs.
mart bar bare | be iioite Is Iar sioet
no til tit &risspaien 262 Miaioner
aroner. 9ette uosipr / @jennsminit
l43 Wiaion ON Naret. Tanf, buab Der
tuaoe sjDres al @ptte for oisie Yense,
% buab Der blir iuripmt, iaalense Sol
feIasene lisser eiter binanoen ipm RS
uere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Sort efter binanoeU, 5prleoen ST.

Sort eiter binanoeR 5prleoen 5rss
bag, ba @aarDeier / Seoesaarb Seoer
9lnberiens SOrbialtelie fanot Steo paa
Sfipperboueo &irfe9aaro, mootos iislse
"@renaa 5oltetio." bans eiterlaote 8srn
peo 5aoerens @rau Buoi fab ON, at Wtpz
oeren, Der a libt iuaselis us oerior
life bapoe funnel fplse i'm @tano til
@rapen, par aigaaet peb Ggoen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

les binAt ~Renunuts" til 3utbbsprs. EpTrocr, @iu9bdus, Gdicos oo tomr nu
ira 4 til Gent Or grO mere men alqpa ip3u ri Oue 8anr ia bhgt Rm fpr.
vi bauoe. life tqnft at ourtre GrSGne pa Groceries, mtg r oct boz ga Der ben
hmue lD bar pGnt 5n atmuoeHg5 rgr bU5 tntete "8rourg, at latte trent bats o
iBc at bragg NuorS aunOr til f8 pna 0r M}aaoe &tbm lie 80 til iaaeoes
at fremtuoe pje lro til Gnbucr Der fommr Ub, oaummeo ma or bet port 9rnop at
Gaoe GrNue ems for gue. % al owe @ruoc uruner u, bporne9t 0uior en- Dollar tp
rpbe8 hos Hauaeu, joaat { fan Noor bcmmc "a ianmnGgue mo Gncrs gric.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
asssi8sssmewfss
s.. s. 6augem.

Vi CT IN irrot8e meo Cpgior for bet samle Nar oG Tuoer, at
CmiGtHu9en opertss al 5orpeHtniug, o. 5ortieuefeu mtset tit.
ri minoe on, at ui oerOeo er ijtauO TT cnouu at neoiRtte Erierue,
oa uogiierne life tiger Jorboto til Cmiatntngeu. Saaoanne
&aur. Der paa @runO al 5dioaar oiu. iic hurc uuoaaa at tise
&Groi, bar ri / iGugcre 80 ipat at opt0be o. bar oerfor en- tprre
Sae6cbotonIu8 euo %dlmjuOeIi1 pd oeuue Aarsuo. vi oil Dog,
iaaleNge bet Uartr. iRl8e UNDER ben uirieti8e SGroi og enOoa bape
en- pssicuoe 5oroeI for port &rbcioe. vi oil n9UHe: ulOpdrer. at
ole 5a8s. lrl9r ri iaa btl8t M, iou Dc pilOe iute liza 5Gbritieu.
%or gebolbaug Of uloiioeteer CT meget mort o. i~rcmbpOss iRroes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-01
he RUNS TO WIN,
To Get Their Own.

WAshINGToN, D. c., March 31-The
President, to-day, directed the allot-
ment of.lands in severalty to Indians on
the Warm Spring reservation in Oregon.
This is the first action taken under the
Indian land severalty act which was
passed by the last Congress. Under its
provisions the Surveyor-General of
Oregon will have to survey sufficient
quantity of land to give to each head of
family 100 acres, to each single person
over Is years of age, eighty acres, to each
orphan under Is years of age,
eighty acres, and to each other
single person under IS years
of age forty acres. This dis
tribution is made to males and females
alike Each Indian will receive patent
to his land which shall be of legal effect,
and declare that the United States will
hold the lands thus allowed for period
of twenty-five years in trust for the sole
use and benefit of the Indian or his
heirs. At the expiration of this period
the United States will convey the land
in fee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-01
DOWN SOUTH.
Brief News Notes from the Sanpete
Sentinel.

SIXTY head of horses were stolen from
Lexington, Willard County, q short
time ago.
A CORRESPONDENT from Beaver states
that congregational singing has been
introduced in Beaver.
THE congregation at the Tabernacle
last Sunday had the pleasure of seeing
and listening to a nephew of Martin
Harris, one of the "three witnesses.''4
G. ANDREWS & Co. of Nephi, are pay
ing 60 cents for wheat and 1.50 for oats
at the end of the track, Chester, and
will buy all that can be furnished by
the 4th of April, but not after that
date. Those who have grain for sale
should be sure to get it to Chester by
the 4th of next month.
MR. AARON JOHNSON, assisted by the
Ephraim Dramatic Company, appeared
last Saturday in the interesting
play 1.-The Mindless Rover, or the
Bridal of the Border" The hall
was crowded to its utmost cap
acity, and we think there was only
Oh opinion among the audience, that
thu company acted splendidly. Mr..
Aaron Johnson as the Mindless Rover,
of course, was the centre of interest
during the evening. His acting was
that of an artist. Mr.. P. G. Anderson
as Guy o the Gap kept the audience
merry all the evening, by his splendid,
eomical performance. The costumes
were very appropriate. The title of the
piece as it has ever been recognized
hereabout is The Rose of Ettrick Vale.
P1NAFoRE was performed by the Manti
juveniles on Thursday evening, and will
be presented again this evening, with
the following cast of characters:
Master Edgar Reid . as Sir Joseph Porter.
Joseph Barton as. & a tain Corcoran.
Miss Rosetta Fox !, as Ralph Rackstraw.
% Martha Folsom as Bostswaint
'' Kate Brown 49,. as. Josephine
s. Henriette Cox. Little Buttereup
Claytie Snow as. Cousin Hebe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-01
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives US grandeur of noun
tains. glens and oceans. and thousands
Of means of enjoyment. We can desire
no better when IN perfect health; but
how often do the majority of
people feel like giving it up
disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, aYhen there
is no occasion for this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof, that Green's august Fto'oer. VIII
make them free from disease. as wnen
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
are the direct causes of seventy-five per
cent. of such maladies as Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costive-
ness, Nervous Prostitution. Dizziness OF
the Head, Palpitation of the Heart. and
other distressing symptoms Three
doses of August FLo1Uer will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-01
Railroad Mems Actions

CHICAGO, March 31.-At meeting of
the Western States Passenger Associa-
ton, to-day, it. was decided to make a
uniform charge OF excess of baggage
with that adopted by the eastern lines.
1t was also agreed to continue the
second-class rate between Chicago and
st. Paul and. Minneapolis and Lake
Superior points. and sell excursion
tickets to the Pacific Coast, adding
thereto the usual excursion rates from
Chicago, st. Louis etc.
"A special meeting of the Chicago
Railroad Association was held to-day,
for putting into the western rate sheets
the differential PASSENGER rates allowed
by the Chicago 81 Grand Trunk. Here
tofore, only travellers buying at Chicago
could take advantage of the $3.50 less
per ticket over that road, as the outside
was not allowed to quote the differ
ence, but hereafter 1t viii be available
from all points west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-01
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY
Particulars of the Fatal Accident
at Schefie Id.

On Monday, Mr.. Murray was killed by
the reckless running of trolly or hand
car at Schofield about II o'clock. An
inquest was held in the evening, and
the section foreman, William S. White,
was generally blamed for the death of
the man. At the inquest, White intro
duced ONE witnesses to prove his in
nocence, testifying himself that sthe
car was running only five or six miles
an hour. Q. II. Bliss was put on the
stand, and testified that be did not
think the car was running less than
twenty miles an hour, though he was
not thorough Judge of railroad speed,
but Judged from the fact that the de-
ceased rolled or slid over twenty feet
after his body struck the ties, which
crushed his skull.
The testimony displeased White and
his friends, and they swore they would
Kill Bliss. Next morning they went to
drinking, 70 nerve themselves. In the
evening, Bliss went TO the express Office,
where White and Lloyd met him on the
platform of the depot. White said
to Bliss: You are Cd id, low
liYed, s. of b.. You are a perjurer
and liar" and struck him. Bliss
backed offand White and Lloyd toll
lowed hun up, White striking him
again, Bliss pulled out a knife snd
said keep your hands off from he.
White pulled out a revolver and told
Bliss to use his knife. Bliss said he did
not want to, but White said will make
you. Lloyd said make the s-of BIB
use it." at the same time offering to
strike Bliss. At this White leVeled the
revolver on Bliss, but Bliss caught it,
when White fred, shooting Bliss
through the right side of the body. The
bullet holes have been seen by your in
| formant. He kept trying to turn
| it away. Soon he fired again just miss
ing Bliss head, the ball grazing and the
powder burning his wrist (Which was
also SEEM. Bliss still kept trying to
turn the revolver from him, but White
| finally got it on his breast, when, see
ing his danger, he struck two lightning
blows and wrested the revolver from
White and started to the express Office,
but the agent, who had just come out,
refused to let him come on the plat
form. Bliss then walked off home and
gave himself to Deputy Ferguson and
| ordered the arrest of the other two, i'm
plicating the ex-agent as aces sorry.
There are may more facts that will
come out in the trial. The parties were
brought to Provo and will have a pre-
liminary hearing before the commits
sioner to -day.
A RESIDENT.
Provo, March 81, 1887.
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Capital Chips.

WASHINGTON March 3l.-It is author
itatively announced that the following
appointments will be made tomorrow /:
Secretary of the Treasury, Charles S.
Fairchild, of New York; assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, Isaac 81. May
nsrd, of New York.
Secretary Endicott has issued cir
cular
CALLING FoR INFoRMA ZION
relative to the condition OF business in
the War Department, the busin ess
methods of the bureau and other mat
ters required by Senator Cockrell' g
committee.
commissioner Sparks, to-day, issued
an order creating
A CONTEST BOARD,
to which all the contest cases now pend.
ing or hereafter arising in presumption
and public lands decisions shall be re-
ferred for examination, and the deci.
sion. after action is taken by this board
upon a contest case, will go to board
of review. The board is to consist oil
five members, selected from The several
divisions of the General Land Office.
About IL o'clock this morning
Messrs. Cooley, Morrison, Sehoonmake1
and Walker, four of the members of
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
called at the White House. and paid
their respects to the President. Com
missioner Bragg did not arrive in the
city in time to go with them, but called
at the White House shortly afterwarG
and then joined his associates at Viii.
lards' Hotel where an informal gather.
ing took place to enable the members tC
become better acquainted with one
another. At 3 O'Clock the commits
sioners met by agreement at the
Interior Department. where theil
commissions were handed to them ano
the prescribed oaths of Office ad.
ministered.
On motion of Col. Morrison,
JUDGE COOLEY WAS SELECTED AS CHAIRMAr
of the Commission. This action was
unanimous and was taken without dis,
cussion, the members having all come
to the conclusion that Judge Cooley
was the best fitted for the position
The Commission then proceeded to the
temporary quarters selected for them
in the Hooe building on F Street, just
below the 'Ebbett House, and after al
inspection of the rooms, parted with
the understanding that another meet
ing should be held tomorrow for con-
sultation. No candidates for the
secretaryship of the commission were
proposed, and that matter is still il
allegiance.
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A Complete System of Fraud.

SAN Francisco, March BIB. F
Bergen, special agent of the General
Land Office at Washington, sent out
last year to investigate the frauds OF
California Redwood Company, in
Humboldt County, reports that he has
succeeded in unearthing the most COM
plele system of fraud that has ever
been known. During the hearings now
in progress before the register and re-
ceiver, zoo witnesses have been ex-
amined. Their testimony revealed the
fraudulent practices adopted. Mr..
Bergen states that the report that he
will furnish the land Office will I'M
doubtedly result in an estoppel sof
patents to the lands. They are, it is
estimated, worth So 100000.
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Died from Consumption.

Miss Mollie Ryan, daughter OF Mrs.
Alice Dwyer Ryan, who manages the
Pacific Hotel at Cokeville, Wyoming.
and niece of Mr.. James Dryer, of this
city, will be buried in the City Gene
terry to-day, the funeral services being
conducted at the Chapel of the Holy
Gross at 10 o'clock this morning. The
young lady, WHO has long suffered fron,
consumption. was brought to Salt Lake
by her mother for treatment last week,
but the disease had gained too strong
hold to be dislodged By medical skill.
There will be much sympathy for the
widow mother, who was greatly at
tached to the invalid daughter.
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Her nj s3esty, the Queen.

LONDON, March 31-Queen Victoria's
arrival at Cannes has been delayed a
day byan accident to the train conveying
her thither. 1t was discovered, last
night, that the springs on the railway
coach occupied by Her Majesty were
heated. The discovery was made when
the train reached La Roche. Her
Majesty's carriage was here stopped
and it was decided to await daylight
before proceeding. This morning the
Queen removed to- another carriage and
continued her journey. The British
men-of-war Thunderer. Colossus, Aga.
npc,nnon, and Dreadnaught, with Duke of
Edinburgh and Prince George of Wales
on board, lie at anchor in the bay at
Cannes, awaiting the Queens arrival.